The "principles" for happiness don't always catch my attention, but I undoubtedly see this in my everyday life. I have many acquaintances, people with whom I also like to spend a little time or talk about specific things, but the people who fill my time and with whom I really spend quality time are few. The beauty, I think, is also in this: feeling that there are people really close to you and to whom you feel deeply connected. I have a phrase that I often repeat: what's the point of celebrating successes if you can't share them?
I'm extroverted but I enjoy spending time at home writing or reading about capital markets. Social interactions give me positivity boosts up to a point. Mark Manson wrote the same thing you wrote here in "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" - quality connections make people feel they're living a fulfilling life.
For me, 100% quality over quantity. 😊
The "principles" for happiness don't always catch my attention, but I undoubtedly see this in my everyday life. I have many acquaintances, people with whom I also like to spend a little time or talk about specific things, but the people who fill my time and with whom I really spend quality time are few. The beauty, I think, is also in this: feeling that there are people really close to you and to whom you feel deeply connected. I have a phrase that I often repeat: what's the point of celebrating successes if you can't share them?
I'm extroverted but I enjoy spending time at home writing or reading about capital markets. Social interactions give me positivity boosts up to a point. Mark Manson wrote the same thing you wrote here in "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" - quality connections make people feel they're living a fulfilling life.